Sumit Nagal's Moselle Open Defeat and Withdrawal
Sumit Nagal withdrew from the Moselle Open after trailing in the second set against Corentin Moutet. Despite leading 5-2 initially, Nagal lost nine consecutive games to lose the first set. The loss marks Moutet's fourth victory over Nagal in six meetings.
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- France
Sumit Nagal's journey at the Moselle Open ended in disappointment when he withdrew during his opening round match against Corentin Moutet. The Indian tennis player was trailing 5-7, 0-4 at the time of withdrawal.
Nagal, who showed promise by leading 5-2 in the initial set, faced a sudden reversal in momentum, losing nine successive games to drop the first set.
Moutet continued his dominance in the second set, achieving a double break to secure a 4-0 lead. This marks Moutet's fourth win over Nagal out of six encounters, including their match at the recent Paris Olympics.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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